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Esther #5 Macrocodes in Esther Part 1 by Chuck Missler Topic: Description: The name Esther means 'something hidden', Martin Luther argues that the book should be removed from the canon of scripture and one of his main reasons was that the book doesn't even mention the name of the Lord, but Luther was wrong because Esther does mention the name of God it's just encoded in the text. The Bible is full of different codes from equadistant letter sequences to macrocodes, the Word of God has depth which can never be fathomed, the interesting point about some of the codes is that encoded words are always found in passages where the plain text bears some relevence to the encoded word, a phenomenon which is unique to the Bible. The Hebrew name for Jesus, Y'shua is found in the Old testament over 5,500 times including all major messianic prophecies and even to the extent in Isaiah 53 encoded in the text is 'Yshua is my name'. Incredible! Another interesting point is the title Pilate wrote and placed on the cross above

Esther #4 Ch. 8-10 by Chuck Missler Topic: Scripture(s): Esther 8-10 Description: Haman, enemy of the jews,is now dead but that doesn't mean that the Israelites are safe. The king could not stop his own edict due to the laws of the Persian empire. Mordecai was made prime minister of the whole empire and so was given the task of resolving the issue by the king. He set about this by creating new laws that would protect the jews on the day they were set to be massacred. So when the day finally came that all the jews should be killed they fought for their lives and were helkped by the authorities. At this time approximately 76 thousand people were put to death throughout the whole empire spanning from India to north Africa but the jews did not take any of the spoil from their enemies. At this time Hamans 10 sons were also put to death and their bodies hung up in order to disgrace them, this finally meant the end the Amalekites, whom king Saul had disobediently spared hundreds of years prior.

On this episode of Remnant X Radio we will take a look at fear and anxiety and how we can over come this dreadful foe.

Esther #3 Ch. 5-7 by Chuck Missler Topic: Scripture(s): Esther 5-7 Description: After 3 days of fasting a prayer Esther puts her life on the line and goes and sees the king without his permission, which was a capital offence. The king shows her mercy and asks what her request is, she asks that she would prepare 2 banquets for the king and Haman. This was a great honour for Haman, who is overjoyed by it, so they have their banquet and the king asks again what Esthers request is, but again she bides her time. Haman on his way home sees Mordecai still mouring and is greatly angered that he still does not honour him. That night the king is unable to sleep and asks for the chronicles to be read to him, in this he discovers that Mordecai has saved his life and not been rewarded yet. So the king asks Haman what should be done to the man whom the king wishes to honour, Haman thi nking the king means him advises him how and the king commands that Haman honour Mordecai!! If this wasn't enough for Haman the day aft

On this episode of Living Waters Radio we will be airing a classic Paul Washer sermon on regeneration (based on Romans Chapter 6) Peace and God bless!

Esther #2 Ch. 3-4 by Chuck Missler Topic: Scripture(s): Esther 3-4 Description: Haman is 'the bad guy' of the story of Esther, interestingly he was the descendent of Agag king of the Amalekites, a man whom king Saul (of whom Mordecai was a descendent) spared against the will of God, it is interesting that if Saul had obeyed the Lord in wipoing out the Amalekites the events of Esther might never have taken place, there is an important lesson here in that our disobedience toward God may have far reaching consequences beyond our own lives. Haman was promted to be the 'prime minister' of the Persian empire and this everyone had to pay ho9mage to him, which they did, all except Mordecai and Haman was greatly angered by this and sought revenge, not just against Mordecai but against his people, the Jews. Haman went to the king and lies and asks that all the jews be killed in a holocaust fashion, the king doesn't check the facts but agrees and a decree is sent through all the empire. Mordecai is greatly troubled

Topic: Scripture(s): Esther 1-2 Description: Esther is a facinating book in the Old Testament, it does not mention God in any obvious way but His hadn of prservation over the Jewish people is seen in a very dramatic way. In a historical sense the events in Esther took place between Ezra chapter 6 & 7. It starts with king Xeres of Persia in his winter palace preparing for a huge 180 day long feast just prior to him going to war with the Greek empire. During the feat the king commands that the queen be brought beofre him and all his naoble men who are there, the queen however refuses to come for reasons which are unknown, this angers the king greatly as it sets a very bad example to his lords and also to everyone in the empire, so the king decides to find a replacement for the her. After a search is conducted he choses Esther, a jewess who was the neice of Mordecai one of the kings lords, and a descendant of Kish, king Sauls father. Mordecai discoveres a plot to kill the king and informs Esther the quee

On this episode of Living Waters we will continue our study of the book of Romans. We will be in chapter 2 and our focus will be judgment (truth, deeds, the light enjoyed and the Gospel) God's kindness and the Spirit!

On this episode of Living Waters Radio I will be joined by friend Eli Goldstein! We will discuss what is going on with budget cuts in the AZ Access medical care area and how that will effect his wife Susan.

Topic: Spiritual Warfare Scripture(s): Ephesians 6:7-20 Description: "We cannot do anything, without Jesus we can do nothing." The bible does not have any suggestions but commandments. Corrie Ten Boom shares on the subject of spiritual warfare through her experience and the scriptures. We must have Jesus as our foundation and only support we stand on as we contend and resist the demons and the evil one in this earth.

Description: This is believed to be the only existing audio recording of Dwight Moody. It is a very poor quality, however it must be remembered that audio recording was being invented and developed during this time. Even though it is difficult to hear the innunciation of his words, it is amazing to hear the voice of such a hero of the faith, and better yet he is reading the words of the master whom he so faithfully served. ----------------- With little education, he confounded the most learned scholars. With limited speaking abilities, he surpassed the most eloquent orators. Armed with only a Bible and the breath of heaven on his ministry, he preached to America until she turned back to God in a great revival, and then he jumped across the Atlantic to rock the British Isles with one of the greatest moves of God ever seen. It is our prayer that after listening to Mr. Moody, and reading about his life, some young preacher will ask: "Where is the Lord God of D.L. Moody?", and then, with holy boldness, go out and

Classic Paul Washer sermon! are you saved and if so, how do you know? This is a great gut check moment for all of us! Peace and God Bless!

Preached Wednesday, October 22nd at the Revival Conference in Atlanta, Georgia. Paul Washer delivers a urgent appeal to the Christians and Churches in North America that many have been believing a false gospel and have false assurance of their salvation. He lists 10 indictments against the modern Church system in America. This is a historical urgent message, tell others and spread the message. We need a reformation and revival of a biblical standard!

In this episode of Living Waters Radio we will continue our journey through the book of Exodus, we will look at chapters 3 and study Moses and the Burning Bush. We will see Elohim in the bush, we will discuss the Angel of the Lord and we will look at Moses and how he argued with God about his calling. We will then rap this episode up with a discussion of grace. I hope that you will tune in and join us we study these chapters

In this episode of Living Waters Radio we will continue our study of the book of Romans (chapter 1). Here we will continue our discussion of grace, of salvation tenses, of the wrath of God and so much more! Please plan to join us as we grow in the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ!

Description: This is a very strange verse in the Word of God that deals with the angels that sinned. Satan who was originally created perfect and was the highest created being, fell because of his pride and ambition to be worshiped like God and sit in Gods place. Dr Missler puts forward that demons are not fallen angels as demons seem to require a host body where as angels can appear in their own bodies. In Genesis 6 the scripture recalls a period in history when the 'sons of God' which in OT times was always translated 'angels' married human women and had monstrous children known as the Nephilim or 'fallen ones'. He states that this was the sin of the angels that lead to them being imprisoned and probably to the flood in order to completely destroy the monstrous offspring. Interesting stuff.

Topic: Scripture(s): Jude 1:7-8 Description: Jude reminds us of the judgement on Sodom and Gomorrah that were destroyed to such a degree that it is believed that the cities used to be built upon the land where the Dead Sea, the lowest point on the earth, now is. The sin of Sodom was the condoning of such widespread and abominable sin within the cities gates, which was not only homosexuality. Back in Genesis, Abraham had interceeded for the cities and the Lord had been merciful but the only people to be delivered from the cities was Lot and his family although hid wife of course did not survive due to her emotional ties to the cities. It is interesting that Jude mentions this incident in a letter about apostacy as this means that Sodom knew the truth and turned from it, becuase the truth is revealed to all of through creation itself. So these apostates act as they want, deny authority and speak evil of dignities.

Jude 9 is one of the least commented on verses of the Bible, here we find an account of the two migtiest created beings disputing over something that seems insignificant, the body of Moses. From other scriptures we learn that Michael the archangel is almost always associated with the nation of Israel and this leads Dr Missler into the idea that the dispute was to foil the Lord's plan regarding the two witnesses in Revelation 11, as Moses is believed to be one of the witnesses as his ministry was interupted, as was Elijah's, the other witness. Interestingly even when Michael was on a mission from the Lord doing His will, he doesn't rebuke Satan directly but rebukes him in the name of the Lord. This is the most extreme example of not being disrespectful to dignities, a sin we we are so often guilty of.

Cain, Balaam and Korah are three Old Testament examples that Jude uses to show apostacy. Cain was a farmer where as Abel was a shepherd, interestingly originally mankind did not eat meat till after the flood and so the sheep were most likely for sacrificial purposes. Cain thus offered the works of his own hands which told God that His way was not good enough in Cains eyes and this was blasphemy. Balaam was a prophet who was paid to curse Israel, but the Lord would not allow him to prophecy against His people so Balaam counselled Balak in how to get Israel to sin with the daughters of Moab. Korah rejected the mediator between God and the people of God who was at the time Moses, this was rejection in type of the Lord Jesus, which came with penalty of Korah and all those who rebelled with him going down into Sheol alive. From what happened to these three we see the high price of apostacy.

Enoch was the first prophet that we know of from the scripture, but why is he mentioned in an epistle about apostacy? Because this is exactly what Enoch prophesied against, Enoch was given a reveltaion from God that caused him to name his son Methuselah (whose name means 'when he dies judgement shall be sent'), no wonder Enoch walked with God after Methusaleh was born. And yet Methuselah is a model of the Lord's grace because he is oldest man in the scripture. Interestingly some rabinical sources claim that Methuselah died one week before the flood, just when Noah entered into the Ark, we do know from the scripture that Methuselah died in the same year as the flood. Enoch confronted the apostates of his day and some signs of apostacy are murmering, just as Israel did at the beginning of Jude, complaining as the angels did, and going after their own lusts just as Sodom and Gomorah did.